The Case of the Black Pearl Ring: The Vision | Laveda D. Rockford

 


THE CASE OF THE BLACK PEARL RING: THE VISION

The Yahreh series is a continuation of crime dramas that happen and are solved during the years leading up to and after the birth of Gina and Wade’s son Yahreh. Gina and Wade named him Yahreh after Yahweh Jireh. The Lord will provide. The following excerpt is the explanation of how Wade knew that they were going to have a son. Wade is telling Gina about the vision that he had and what it means.

 

The Case of the Black Pearl Ring by Laveda D. Rockford

Screenplay excerpt

 

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WADE:

THE VISION:

“I was talking to the LORD when all of a sudden, one who was like a man stood in front of me. I was fearful at first and the man said, ‘Do not be afraid, your prayers have come up as a sweet savor unto the LORD. I was sent to tell you of a mystery that will soon come to pass. You will have a son, and he will do mighty things. Though you will not be with him when these things come to be, you will witness them from on high.”

Wade paused, not wanting to reveal what was told him in confidence.  Then he continued,

WADE:

“Gina, we are having a son. I don’t know what all of this means, but there is no question that we are to consecrate our son to God and it’s our responsibility to raise him in that manner.”

FADE OUT ACTUAL VOICE, BEGIN VOICE-OVER

VOICE-OVER, WADE:

“I told Gina one more thing that God told me. “Gina, God told me that ‘No matter what you do, it doesn’t change who I Am.” 

FADE OUT KITCHEN/ FADE IN HOSPITAL ROOM

Flowers are placed around the room to welcome a new baby into the world. Gina is holding Yahreh and Wade is looking at the two loves of his life.

VOICE-OVER, WADE:

“Nine months later, we received a most precious gift from God. We had our first child, Yahreh, meaning A Friend of God, dedicating him to God and promising to raise him worthy of his name.”

Yahreh (yah’rea) name, A friend of God. God’s friend. – Rea (rea) n. A Friend of mine.

FADE OUT/

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© 2012-2022 Laveda D. Rockford

 

My next posts will be another short story about Christmas. It has become a tradition for me to share a short story at Christmas for your enjoyment. So, stay tuned to read a short new story that centers around a Christmas story. God bless!

 

Love always,

 

Laveda D. Rockford

El Dorado Spring, MO


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